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When did Henry VIII brcome king of England?

From21 April 1509 to 28 January 1547.

How many times did Henry VIII marry?

6 times.

Name all six of Henry's wives.

Catherine of Aragon - was Spanish and divorced due to old age. They had one child (Mary).



Anne Boleyn - was English and executed die to unloyalty. They had one child (Elizabeth).



Jane Seymour - gave him a son who soon. Die early. Was also executed due to un-loyalty.



Anne of Cleves - German princes who she married for political reasons.



Catherine Howard - cousin of Anne Boleyn and was also executed for un-loyalty.



Catherine Par - widow who married him late in his life but died soon after.

Who established the church of England

Henry the VIII because the Pope wouldn't let him divorce his first wife.

When did Wales become formally United with England?

During the reign of Henry VIII.

Who took over Henry's throne?

His son Edward VI who died at age 15 and was a strong protestant

How long was Edward the VI king?

6 years.

Who became queen after Edwards VI death ?

His half sister Mary who was a devout catholic and prosecute protestants (Bloody Mary). She also died early.

What does it mean to be protestant.

The God you pray to relates to your belief.

Who became queen after Bloody Mary's death?

Elizabeth, the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. She was a protestant.

Who Sir Francis Drake?

One of the commanders in the defeat of the Spanish Armada.

What was the name given to Sir Francis Drake's ship?

The Golden Hind.

What was the ships (Golden Hind) greatest achievement?

Was one of the first to sail around ("circumnavigate") the world.

When and where was William Shakespeare born?

(1564 -1616), Stratford - upon - Avon.

When did Elizabeth (I) die?

1603

Who is James VI?

Protestant son of Mary Stuart and king of Scotland.

Who was Mary (the queen of Scots)?

Elizabeth's (I) cousin

Who took over elezabeth (I) upon her death?

James VI of Scotland and became James (I) of England, Wales and Ireland.

What was king James achievement?

Translation of the bible into English.

What are plantation settlements?

Ireland was deeply catholic and rebuked protestants rule. English and Scottish protestants where encouraged to settle in Ulster (the northern province of Ireland) taking over the catholic land holders.


Who was James I son?

Charles I.

What did James I and Charles I believe?

Divine Rights of kings. The idea that king was directly appointed by God to rule.

What are Puritans?

A group of protestants who advocated simple and strict religious doctrine and worship.

What was the Civil war?

Conflict between kings and parliament.

When did the civil war begin?

1642.

Which two opposing heads did the civil war introduce?

Those who supported the king (Cavaliers) and those who supported the parliament (Roundheads).

During this civil war the kings army was defeated at which battle?

Marston Moor and Naseby.

By what year was it clear that the parliament had won the war?

1646

In what year was Charles I executed.

1649 due to him refusing to reach any agreement.

After the civil war who was in control of the country?

Army

Who was Oliver Cromwell?

A leader of the English republic

When did Oliver Cromwell go to Ireland to establish authority of the resurgence of Catholicism control

1641

Who became king of Scotland after Charles I?

His son Charles II.

Who defeated Scottish king Charles II army in invasion of England?

Oliver Cromwell

At what battles was Charles II defeated?

Dunbar and Worcester.

Charles II escaped from the battle of Worcester and hide in what tree?

Oak tree.

After Charles's II defeat, who controlled England Scotland and Wales?

Parliament.

Cromwell campaign in Ireland and victory over Charles II he was recognised as what?

Leader of the new republic.

What title was Cromwell given?

Lord protector

Oliver Cromwell ruled until what year?

His death in 1658

Who became new lord protector after Cronwell's death.

His son Richard but not able to control the army.

How many years did Britain remain a republic?

11 years

What is a republic government?

One which political authority comes from the people. Not kings or queens.

What does exile mean?

A state of being barred from one's native country, typically for political or punitive reasons.

Where was Charles II held exile?

Netherlands

In what year was Charles II called to be appointed kings of England Scotland and Wales?

1660

In 1666 a great fire destroyed London and the churches. Who rebuilt the st Paul's cathedral?

Sir Christopher Wren.

Who wrote about the plague and fire that happened during kings Charles II?

Samuel Pepys

What is the Habeas Corpus?

A legislation for "you must present a person in court". Every has right to a court hearing.

Where and when was ISAAC NEWTON born?

(1643 - 1727) Lincolnshire eastern England. Gravity.

When did Charles II die?

1685 ans had no children

Who became kings after Charles II?

His brother James

James II elder daughter Mary married who?

William of orange, the protestant ruler of Scotland.

When and How did William of orange became king of England?

In 1688. Important protestants in England asked him to invade England.

What is the glorious revolution?

A period where there was no fighting and guaranteed to power of parliament.

Who ruled during the glorious revolution?

William (III of England Wales and Ireland II Scotland) and Mary.

James II wanted to regain power so he invaded Ireland. In what year was he defeated and in which battle?

1690 at the battle of Boyne.

Where did James II flee William invaded England?

France.

Name the kings of England Wales and Ireland?

James I


James II


William III

Name kings of Scotland?

James VI


James VII


William II

What was the name given to James's supporters

Jacobites

What was the name given to James's supporters

Jacobites

Mary stuart the queen of Scott's became queen at what age?

She was a week old

Why did mary stuart the queen of Scots flee from Scotland to england and who took over her throne?

Because she was suspected of her husband's murder and it was her son james who became james the VI of scotland

For how many years did Charles the first find ways to raise money without approval of the parliament?

11 years